What a joy it is to watch Carlitos play tennis! The kid plays with the audacity to think he’s going to win and it shows in his incredibly intuitive style. At this point I think it’s fair to say he doesn’t ‘play like Federer/Nadal/Djokovic/etc’ - he plays like Alcaraz.
At this point, it's hard to make a top 10 points list for Alcaraz this tournament; he had way more than that. But number 1 truly was the best of the bunch.
finally someone who dismantles the "next gen" of the past years for how bad they truly were. this is talent and true hard work combined. this is a champion.
Perfect time as well w/ Federer retiring, Nadal slowly coming to his end and Djokovic...doing whatever he's doing. Men/Women's tennis was in need of some new blood, and it is here.
The dude is insane and a real shotmaker, the best we've seen since fed started coming up. So excited to watch him for years to come- and he can still improve! His touch, his speed, his creativity, his strength, his TALENT- it's all there. Hope he'll at least halfway fulfill the potential everyone's throwing on em and stays healthy, excited to see whats next
A week before the main draw, I answered a poll on twitter picking Alcaraz to win the tourney. I had a gut feeling that Rafa was getting bumped out. But, would have loved to see Alcaraz and Nadal meet up.
He's amazing to see. The style of play, the type of shots he chooses, draw in a real crowd. I do think he's getting overrated though, i think he has issues with concentration similar to Zverev sometimes just dropping sets/games randomly. Like the second set in the final his intensity was suddenly gone. Also it is not like he won the tournament convincingly like Nadal did his first Roland Garros. Sinner massively choked and basically had him beat. The flair of his style makes him get overrated i think while players like Sinner, Medvedev and Zverev are comparable level i think. Djokovic and Nadal on gravel are still a class above. But it's nice to see a new number 1 even though it's tainted by the absence of Djokovic and Wimbledon not counting this year.
Especially the Alcaraz Sinner quarterfinals is in the top three US Open matches I have ever seen at Ashe since Agassi and Sampras 2001 quarterfinals and Nadal and Medvedev 2019 final. Djokovic and Federer 2011 semis are also on the list but unfortunately I wasn't there. I feel lucky to have seen some amazing matches. Even the Alcaraz Rudd final, how he was able to save a set point and turn it around in the third set tiebreak was unreal. Fantastic tennis player, fantastic tennis.
@@pacifist1360 Absolutely. That was ping pong as feli Lopez said. That was exactly my thought. It was stellar offense and he who blinked lost the point. Just Toe to toe baseline half volleys. Surreal
The youthful bravado, the elegant flair, the raw talent, the fearless killer instinct and that boundless energy. It's hard not to want to call him the Matador because he moves with similar confidence. The kid is the future of tennis. Rafa was the Spanish Raging Bull in his prime, but Carlitos is the Spanish Matador for sure.
Yes he gets his feet ready and recovers his footwork so quickly. Bounces around the court on his feet. Seems very efficient movement? Though he plays over-long points but being young that is not a problem. Impressive control and range of shots (drop, lob, push shot, placement shot). A lot of these highlights are major recovery shots by him which is more crowdpleasing but seems like less of a demolition style.
Alcaraz definitely has the potential to surpass even the big 3. At 19, already making Rafa-like shots consistently. And he can get better! Sinner is another one to watch.
My favourite thing about Alcaraz is just how happy he seems to be on the court. 2022 has been the year where not just new phenoms have emerged in tennis, but new legitimate stars. Swiatek and Alcaraz have finally, truly, broken the trend of 1. mens tennis being the Big 3 and nobody else and 2. womens tennis lacking a consistent star.
He just brings out the best in himself, his opponents and the crowd. His charismatic tenacity is really his best attribute above all his amazing athletic and technical talents.
Just out of this world, Carlos is a highly worthy US open winner, a brilliant player, afighter, likeable, the wole package really -and has now 20 years of tennis ahead of him, truly amazing...
Love him, pure class, pure passion and joy for tennis. Sinner's game is so lethal, so accurate and scary, how Carlitos managed to beat him is why he is right now the number 1 in the world.
The top 2 points are seriously like point of the year quality stuff, and not only did he do that back to back he won the tournament all the together in the end. I don't remember seeing anything like this ever before.
Yo ya cuando lo vi jugar por primera vez, ya le vi un potencial fuera de lo común, esa velocidad de brazos, la velocidad de piernas, ahora además ha mejorado en fuerza en velocidad y mentalidad, es sencillamente impresionante, además sabe jugar los puntos trascendentes como si fuera un veterano. Espero que nos dé muchos días de alegría, ahora toca disfrutar de su juego.
I learned it means cherry in Arabic language and originates from a mountain range, Sierra de Alcaraz? You share probably the same forefathers, yes be proud of it.
@@radieschen79 thanks a lot for the research u did I’ll look more into that and yes very proud. When I was younger I didn’t like saying my last name just cuz it was weird and no one had my last name cuz it’s rare at where I live. But now very happy and glad with it.
@@manuelalcaraz9305 You don't live in southeast Spain, near the mountain range of Sierra de Alcaraz located of the Cordillera Prebética in Albacete Province? Just ask your grandfather, if he has never heard of any of this.
@@radieschen79 believe it or not I live in California of the United States 🇺🇸. My parents are from Mexico I was born here in California. I know for a fact that we’ve never been to Spain, would love to one day though.
@@manuelalcaraz9305 Okay, wow, so your forefathers came a long way from Spain... now you know from where your last name originates from and what it means (cherry is a nice name to have;). And Carlitos Alcaraz will soon be one of the greatest tennis players ever, mark my words. I just love this kid. Be proud to have the same forefathers as him.
The best part is he is enjoying it - he loves the show and to show what all he can do! Bottom line is the movement which is supreme compare to others right now! 🙏 New king is here now!
I SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO loved the way he walked towards the utterly captivated, applauding crowd with his head held high and with that princely expression on his face (6.47). Simply the best!
@@alfredosenalle9284 Really true. He is and seems to be Spanish without any doubt. Somos así y a veces no podemos disimularlo. Es la alegría por alcanzar algo parecido a la perfección.
Like - has anyone been able to have a highlight reel like this from 1 tournament?! This kid has it ALL. He just feeds whatever crowd he's playing in front of. He can make unforced errors in bunches - once he, dare I say, grows up & gets smarter with his shot selection - who's going to stop him?! Big time splash made here. As long as he's healthy, Carlos is here to stay.
Hey Carlos stop it man!! ;) I guess you are writing a whole new definition for Tennis sports! Your confidence, Agility, power and what not! The number one in the list with Sinner was just insane. Your smiling with nodding head revealed you have many more such weapons to exhibit. ALL THE BEST BRO! you are the coolest and strongest young man as on today in the world of Tennis...
Just what tennis needed, a fresh player with the whole range of shots, the mind of a chess master, out of this world physical ability, speed of a cheetah, and shot making ability like we have never seen before. Gracias Carlos!!!
Pure talent, no matter the amount of trophy's but it's a joy to watch him play, like Federer. Other can get more titles but there are many factors like competency when you are at your highest point, the number of trophy's don't make the best player. If Alcaraz goes on like this, he will be one of the best together with Sinner.
Roger's retirement, though completely understandable, has made me sad. Alcaraz gives me hope. There is a Federer-like finesse to his game. Also, he hasn't nearly reached his top level yet. It would sure be nice to have another Baryshnikov carry the torch!
@@selcukcilek555 your grandsons would tell that much more guys can achieve 5-6 WINBLEDON AO …it’s possible Less people who can achieve all slams in a year Much less two years in a row BUT one guy with 14 SAME GRAND SLAM it would be a record that probably in 2320 will scored or in 2800 Who knows…. After this point Federer is tennis 100% Nadal NOW is the 23 GSLAM guy but will be always the 14 RGarros No clock for that Djokovic is the best competitor, the talent with bodyshape and strong, poblaby we will see him matching Nadals and surpassing…but need to be written yet 14 ROLAND GARROS is the stronger statement to be considered also in 2350 or in 2765 For sure having special consideration that all 14 RG were achieved in Mr Federer and Mr Djokovic era.
Simply, genius. Watching his highlights remind me of the highlights of the big 3. Federer's fine touch, Nadal's power and Djokovic's resilience. I no longer worry about missing the Big 3 once they are gone. Give us more of this young man!
I'd love to see Federer and Alcatraz play- not for the result- just the handing over of true tennis greatness. The question is - how far can this amazing teenager go?
What a joy it is to watch Carlitos play tennis! The kid plays with the audacity to think he’s going to win and it shows in his incredibly intuitive style. At this point I think it’s fair to say he doesn’t ‘play like Federer/Nadal/Djokovic/etc’ - he plays like Alcaraz.
At this point, it's hard to make a top 10 points list for Alcaraz this tournament; he had way more than that. But number 1 truly was the best of the bunch.
He literally had about 50 points that could have made this list. An extraordinary championship achieved in a stunningly entertaining fashion!
The entire Alcaraz sinner match was amazing points
Number 2 was the best
feel bad for Sinner
@@ToiletTennis True. The match of the year.
Love this guy... Just love tennis... Fresh blood which was so badly needed.
Love tennis too and I agree. Him and Sinner will bring new eyes I hope
@@jonsmitthe3rd Yes! Love them both. And they're respectful and have friendly competition. Great to see. And Ruud too even though he's a bit older.
finally someone who dismantles the "next gen" of the past years for how bad they truly were. this is talent and true hard work combined. this is a champion.
Perfect time as well w/ Federer retiring, Nadal slowly coming to his end and Djokovic...doing whatever he's doing.
Men/Women's tennis was in need of some new blood, and it is here.
@@youbetu18 Their tennis skills weren't bad at all. They just had bad attitudes and couldn't compete with the Big Three.
Do you guys notice that Alcaraz smiles most of the time? It is simply great to watch Alcaraz playing with passion and pure joy.
Yes!!, that's the first thing that got me totally rooting for him!.
I'm a huge fan of Rafa's, but he usually looks like he's not having any fun out there. Carlos brings a refreshing manner even when things get tight.
@@robertmihalik9282 because he is on pain all the time,
@@diegoapalategui579 So true Diego. That is likely the reason.
Just love how he smiles at his box after hitting these shots. No showboating just smiles cuz he loves it.
It's unreal that he made all these amazing shots in a span of two weeks. Really excited to see more of him for years to come!
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Gagging uiihih
Tennis needed Alcaraz.
It's amazing me how many out of this world rallies we've seen from him just in 2022. He is without a doubt the biggest news in tennis since the big 3
Absolutely agree 100%
Love the smile Charlie. Never stop smiling
Apart from an icredible shot making, forehand, backhand, volley, lob, the most amazing part of his game is moving. He's like a ghost, he's everywhere.
undoubtedly the best player in the world!!
Absolutely 👏🏾
Commentator: it is impossible to hit a tweener hard. Next highlight: Alcaraz hits a hard tweener.
no idea what dude was talking about there
@@bachstrad1994 Ikr, has he ever watched Fed?
Probably meant when the opponent is at the net... still weird though.
@@traebeneck4994 the tweener rocket against djokovic immediately came to mind.
@@bachstrad1994 Literally me too. Like, instantatneously
He's so confident and talented, I am a fan of him
Who is here after Alcaraz has won Wimbledon? When I see this I realise fans have great fun ahead with Alcaraz 😍.
The dude is insane and a real shotmaker, the best we've seen since fed started coming up. So excited to watch him for years to come- and he can still improve! His touch, his speed, his creativity, his strength, his TALENT- it's all there. Hope he'll at least halfway fulfill the potential everyone's throwing on em and stays healthy, excited to see whats next
A week before the main draw, I answered a poll on twitter picking Alcaraz to win the tourney. I had a gut feeling that Rafa was getting bumped out. But, would have loved to see Alcaraz and Nadal meet up.
You are 100% SPOT ON MATE☝🏽 Carlos is the real thing.
Improve his speed?
I like Alcaraz, but I hate your comment.
He's amazing to see. The style of play, the type of shots he chooses, draw in a real crowd.
I do think he's getting overrated though, i think he has issues with concentration similar to Zverev sometimes just dropping sets/games randomly. Like the second set in the final his intensity was suddenly gone.
Also it is not like he won the tournament convincingly like Nadal did his first Roland Garros. Sinner massively choked and basically had him beat. The flair of his style makes him get overrated i think while players like Sinner, Medvedev and Zverev are comparable level i think. Djokovic and Nadal on gravel are still a class above.
But it's nice to see a new number 1 even though it's tainted by the absence of Djokovic and Wimbledon not counting this year.
Alcarez is really entertaining and his personality is like sunshine, a star is born indeed!
Alcaraz 😉👌
Made in Spain, the place of sport gods 🐐
And born on the 5th of May, a very special day of the year : )
lets not get patriotic. Tennis is international, could be from somewhere else.
@@Literaduranet claro que podría ser de otro lado, pero es de España 🇪🇸 !!!
Future of tennis is here 🔥
This guy is out of the world. What a display of his skills. Just speechless!
whenever he plays, there will always be magical moments and insane rallies..
mans had a better highlight reel only this tournament than other players whole carreer 😨🤯
One of the best US Open Tournaments ever! The talent of these seasoned and most of the upcoming players is phenomenal and a pleasure to watch.
Especially the Alcaraz Sinner quarterfinals is in the top three US Open matches I have ever seen at Ashe since Agassi and Sampras 2001 quarterfinals and Nadal and Medvedev 2019 final. Djokovic and Federer 2011 semis are also on the list but unfortunately I wasn't there. I feel lucky to have seen some amazing matches. Even the Alcaraz Rudd final, how he was able to save a set point and turn it around in the third set tiebreak was unreal. Fantastic tennis player, fantastic tennis.
@@pacifist1360 Absolutely. That was ping pong as feli Lopez said. That was exactly my thought. It was stellar offense and he who blinked lost the point. Just Toe to toe baseline half volleys. Surreal
WHAT A Point against Tiafoe and Sinner. #1 would be watched time and again. He is amazing shot maker. Congratulations 🎉 the smiley 😃 Alcaraz.
I am looking forward to many years of exciting tennis from this young man.
Alcaraz the Magician. The world has truly been gifted a gift.
It’s a clean generational handover from Nadal to Carlos. Congratulations! 🍾
Hes like a turbo versión of novak instead of Rafa
The youthful bravado, the elegant flair, the raw talent, the fearless killer instinct and that boundless energy. It's hard not to want to call him the Matador because he moves with similar confidence. The kid is the future of tennis. Rafa was the Spanish Raging Bull in his prime, but Carlitos is the Spanish Matador for sure.
Tennis has officially found a new level with this kid. What an incredible talent!
Wow....now I'm going to be following his career.... absolutely outstanding!!!
You and a lot of others! He's the real deal. I thought he might be a little too short but I was wrong. Nothing can stop this kid.
This could be the top 10 points of a whole career for any pro player.
And he's just 19! Amazing!
True
Totally agree 👍
I don't think anyone else could make the behind-the-back shot.
@@PlanetOfTheApes999 they can but in same position and situation almost impossible because he has very less time
And now, he has won Wimbledon beating Djokovic in one of the greatest finals ever. What a talent !
Carlos Alcaraz will seal a before and after in the history of the world of tennis with his stratospheric game.
His footwork is insane
Yes he gets his feet ready and recovers his footwork so quickly. Bounces around the court on his feet. Seems very efficient movement? Though he plays over-long points but being young that is not a problem.
Impressive control and range of shots (drop, lob, push shot, placement shot).
A lot of these highlights are major recovery shots by him which is more crowdpleasing but seems like less of a demolition style.
Alcaraz definitely has the potential to surpass even the big 3. At 19, already making Rafa-like shots consistently. And he can get better! Sinner is another one to watch.
He comes up with some of his best shots during crucial moments of matches. That is one of his biggest strengths is that he plays very bold to win
I think that is the mark of champions. They don't choke at the big moments and produce memorable shots or returns.
My favourite thing about Alcaraz is just how happy he seems to be on the court.
2022 has been the year where not just new phenoms have emerged in tennis, but new legitimate stars. Swiatek and Alcaraz have finally, truly, broken the trend of 1. mens tennis being the Big 3 and nobody else and 2. womens tennis lacking a consistent star.
I'm the only person i think, he's like a nadal when he was young.
AlcaraZ IS AMAzing.
I pray to the tennis gods he has a healthy career 🙏🏾
Commentator: “If you hit a tweeter hard you’re never gonna win the point”
*next highlight*
Alcaraz: hits winner baseline tweeter shot
Una nueva leyenda ha nacido, larga vida al Rey Carlos🤴
2:45 "The problem is tweener, if you try to hit it hard, you're never going to win the point". Alcaraz proceeds to do it in the next point 😂
Bravo à la fédération Espagnol de tennis d'avoir trouvé cette nouvelle pépite du tennis, Alcaraz jeune joueur et déjà charismatique.
His shots are technically insane!! 🙌🙌🙌
He just brings out the best in himself, his opponents and the crowd. His charismatic tenacity is really his best attribute above all his amazing athletic and technical talents.
Just out of this world, Carlos is a highly worthy US open winner, a brilliant player, afighter, likeable, the wole package really -and has now 20 years of tennis ahead of him, truly amazing...
Love him, pure class, pure passion and joy for tennis. Sinner's game is so lethal, so accurate and scary, how Carlitos managed to beat him is why he is right now the number 1 in the world.
Carlos* is the spelling not Carlitos.
@@birgirandpitzeeater Carlitos is how he is known, it is the diminutive form of his name Carlos. In fact in his village he is called 'Carlicos'.
The top 2 points are seriously like point of the year quality stuff, and not only did he do that back to back he won the tournament all the together in the end. I don't remember seeing anything like this ever before.
Carlito deserves a top 10 shots per match video
For sure! it's almost hard to keep up & keep count with the constant wild shots he's constantly doing
Carlitos
Yo ya cuando lo vi jugar por primera vez, ya le vi un potencial fuera de lo común, esa velocidad de brazos, la velocidad de piernas, ahora además ha mejorado en fuerza en velocidad y mentalidad, es sencillamente impresionante, además sabe jugar los puntos trascendentes como si fuera un veterano. Espero que nos dé muchos días de alegría, ahora toca disfrutar de su juego.
Los dos últimos puntos son para guardarlos en la vitrina junto al trofeo de ganador. Absolutamente épico este tío.
Brutal!!!
No puedo dejar de verlos. Es hipnótico
señoras y señores el nuevo numero 1 del mundo
ladies and gentleman the new number 1 of the world
Very proud of that last name. My last name is also Alcaraz
I learned it means cherry in Arabic language and originates from a mountain range, Sierra de Alcaraz? You share probably the same forefathers, yes be proud of it.
@@radieschen79 thanks a lot for the research u did I’ll look more into that and yes very proud. When I was younger I didn’t like saying my last name just cuz it was weird and no one had my last name cuz it’s rare at where I live. But now very happy and glad with it.
@@manuelalcaraz9305 You don't live in southeast Spain, near the mountain range of Sierra de Alcaraz located of the Cordillera Prebética in Albacete Province? Just ask your grandfather, if he has never heard of any of this.
@@radieschen79 believe it or not I live in California of the United States 🇺🇸. My parents are from Mexico I was born here in California. I know for a fact that we’ve never been to Spain, would love to one day though.
@@manuelalcaraz9305 Okay, wow, so your forefathers came a long way from Spain... now you know from where your last name originates from and what it means (cherry is a nice name to have;). And Carlitos Alcaraz will soon be one of the greatest tennis players ever, mark my words. I just love this kid. Be proud to have the same forefathers as him.
Unreal athleticism! Well played guys
Qué maravilla ser compatriota de éste gran jugador!! Pensábamos que después de Rafa no habría otro....grande Alcaraz!! 🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦
The best part is he is enjoying it - he loves the show and to show what all he can do! Bottom line is the movement which is supreme compare to others right now! 🙏 New king is here now!
I SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO loved the way he walked towards the utterly captivated, applauding crowd with his head held high and with that princely expression on his face (6.47). Simply the best!
That reminds me of the expression of a bull fighter.
Many people take that as showboating but it is just a teenager taking force from his team...
@@alfredosenalle9284 Really true. He is and seems to be Spanish without any doubt. Somos así y a veces no podemos disimularlo. Es la alegría por alcanzar algo parecido a la perfección.
What a joy to watch!
看了旡敉遍都不厭.越看越有味c
Isn't it? Alcaraz shots have to be watched over and over again to believe it.
Thiiiiiisssss kiiiiiiiiid!!!!!
Ohhhh after the big three, someone's game to look forward to, worth every point to watch...
Vamos!!! Vamos!!! 💥💥💥👏👏👏
It is so wonderful watching Carlos Alcaraz enjoying every bit of his game!
BEAUTIFUL tennis. Can’t stop the real deal, congrats to him!
Nobody can stop him, the fun in his eyes by his winning points, this is the reason why he is the best ever
I miss him already. The US open run he had was unbelievable. Keep it up young man. You’re fun to watch
La frescura y desparpajo que aporta al tenis Alcaraz hace años que no se veía en una pista.
Like - has anyone been able to have a highlight reel like this from 1 tournament?! This kid has it ALL. He just feeds whatever crowd he's playing in front of. He can make unforced errors in bunches - once he, dare I say, grows up & gets smarter with his shot selection - who's going to stop him?! Big time splash made here. As long as he's healthy, Carlos is here to stay.
Se nota que se gozó todo el torneo, realmente disfrutó de él. El último pasé es el pase del torero. Grande Carlos Alcaraz.
Great to see a new player other than the big 3 winning a grand slam. Hopefully he can sustain this level of tennis for the next 10 years.
Alcaraz é fantástico!
molto vero
Un payaso
Hey Carlos stop it man!! ;) I guess you are writing a whole new definition for Tennis sports! Your confidence, Agility, power and what not! The number one in the list with Sinner was just insane. Your smiling with nodding head revealed you have many more such weapons to exhibit. ALL THE BEST BRO! you are the coolest and strongest young man as on today in the world of Tennis...
Just what tennis needed, a fresh player with the whole range of shots, the mind of a chess master, out of this world physical ability, speed of a cheetah, and shot making ability like we have never seen before. Gracias Carlos!!!
Pure talent, no matter the amount of trophy's but it's a joy to watch him play, like Federer. Other can get more titles but there are many factors like competency when you are at your highest point, the number of trophy's don't make the best player. If Alcaraz goes on like this, he will be one of the best together with Sinner.
Please stay healthy, please stay healthy, please stay healthy...
You are AMAZING Carlos... Love watching you play... After Roger you are the only other player who makes every match SO exciting to watch... 🔥🙌👏💪
Alcaraz brings storytelling to tennis!!
This guy is phenomenal!
Been waiting a decade for a fresh talent like this. Hoping he can keep the quality at even 75% of what he showed here. Unreal
My goodness, what a joy to watch! I'm excited for Alcaraz, Sinner, Tiafoe, Musetti etc
His feel was amazing this tournament all around. I cannot wait for Australian Open.
He is unbelievable great. Love him.
Lo que está claro es que el público ha disfrutado con CARLITOS ALCARAZ!!!! Enhorabuena CAMPEON!!!
El tenis español siempre genera grandes tenistas. Felicidades Carlos .
Y ojo a lo que viene detrás con Landaluce.
Defeating Sinner and Tiafoe is a man's job by Alcaraz.
One of the best points ever!
GOT TO LOVE THIS YOUNG MAN...
JUST SENSATIONAL!!!
Roger's retirement, though completely understandable, has made me sad. Alcaraz gives me hope. There is a Federer-like finesse to his game. Also, he hasn't nearly reached his top level yet. It would sure be nice to have another Baryshnikov carry the torch!
No.1 was pretty brilliant 🔥🔥🔥🔥
worldclass, very fast on his legs and very smart playing.
If injuries respect him, he will be a legend
Slow motion of Alcaraz's move is faster than my full speed.
Reminds me so much of a young Rafa. So much energy, skill, and love for the game.
But more successful even on a hard court at that age.
@@selcukcilek555 your grandsons would tell that much more guys can achieve 5-6 WINBLEDON AO …it’s possible
Less people who can achieve all slams in a year
Much less two years in a row
BUT one guy with 14 SAME GRAND SLAM it would be a record that probably in 2320 will scored or in 2800
Who knows….
After this point
Federer is tennis 100%
Nadal NOW is the 23 GSLAM guy but will be always the 14 RGarros
No clock for that
Djokovic is the best competitor, the talent with bodyshape and strong, poblaby we will see him matching Nadals and surpassing…but need to be written yet
14 ROLAND GARROS is the stronger statement to be considered also in 2350 or in 2765
For sure having special consideration that all 14 RG were achieved in Mr Federer and Mr Djokovic era.
@@cinturoncito Its Wimbledon. Neither Djokovic nor Nadal will win any GS again when Carlos or Sinner competes. That era is history.
That behind the hand...Shot of the tournament
Shot of the year hopefully
@@melkerhaggkvist5512 hope so
How he can get the crowd into a frenzy and grabbing their heads in disbelief is why he's the closest to federer, amazing!
This is incredible, This boy is amazing
El descaro y la frecura con la que juega le hacen ser un jugador único. Un espectáculo.
hope he plays at Wimbledon next year so I can watch his magic live!!
You saw him win haha
Simply, genius. Watching his highlights remind me of the highlights of the big 3. Federer's fine touch, Nadal's power and Djokovic's resilience.
I no longer worry about missing the Big 3 once they are gone. Give us more of this young man!
Number one in the world now and well deserved.
I'd love to see Federer and Alcatraz play- not for the result- just the handing over of true tennis greatness. The question is - how far can this amazing teenager go?
This man is like fusing federer, nadal and djoko into one person?! Yet he's still 19! Insane!
I'd say he's a mix of himself..
Él N*1. Más joven de la historia.. 😱🥳🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊😂🤣
Exactly what I told my friend. 3 of em fused into 1😩🔥
Carlitos Alcaraz, que Jugadorazo!!!! por favoooorrrr!!!!!🎖🏆🏅🥇🏆🏆🏆